Three platoons. I concur, don't mess around. Though if its a skeleton I'd perhaps prefer a catapult type siege weapon over a Ballistae. Solely because Piercing weapons aren't the best for dealing with skeletons. Too many gaps where you won't hit anything ya see. Bludgeoning weapons on the other hand, well.
Keon Croucher, Chronicler of the Age of Revitalization
Bit harder to hit with a catapult, and the ballistae definitely need some form of wires to maybe restrain the thing. I probably should look into twin-ballista design. And yeah, it's not the best, but at least it does more damage than the thing resists, which is more than one can say about normal arrows.
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Very true. Perhaps a refitted Ballistae that can fling a shaped hunk of stone, like a mechanized slingshot, scaled up to lethal levels. But either way, I approve of the suggested amount of force to bring to bear against such a thing. Dragon skeleton? Yup we bringing a small army for this problem.
Keon Croucher, Chronicler of the Age of Revitalization
Three platoons. I concur, don't mess around. Though if its a skeleton I'd perhaps prefer a catapult type siege weapon over a Ballistae. Solely because Piercing weapons aren't the best for dealing with skeletons. Too many gaps where you won't hit anything ya see. Bludgeoning weapons on the other hand, well.
Bit harder to hit with a catapult, and the ballistae definitely need some form of wires to maybe restrain the thing. I probably should look into twin-ballista design. And yeah, it's not the best, but at least it does more damage than the thing resists, which is more than one can say about normal arrows.
Too low they build who build beneath the stars - Edward Young
Very true. Perhaps a refitted Ballistae that can fling a shaped hunk of stone, like a mechanized slingshot, scaled up to lethal levels. But either way, I approve of the suggested amount of force to bring to bear against such a thing. Dragon skeleton? Yup we bringing a small army for this problem.